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AMIC is the peak body representing retailers, processors and smallgoods manufacturers across the country.
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Peak meat industry body stands firm with industry on shaming website
AMIC CEO Patrick Hutchinson is standing alongside industry counterparts right across the supply chain of agriculture, in calling for the immediate shut down of Aussie Farms’ shaming website which implies a connection between these sites identified and animal cruelty.
New ideas needed to address non-tariff barriers
The Australian Meat Industry Council (AMIC) has welcomed a federal government commitment to address barriers to trade in the global market, creative thinking and a whole-of-government approach will be needed to overcome what has been a stubborn and long-term challenge.
Urgent Action Needed
Urgent action needed on meat sector operating costs Australian meat processors are dealing with operating costs which are dramatically higher than their key global competitors, and intervention is urgently required to safeguard the future of the local industry,...
Urgent Action Needed
Urgent action needed on meat sector operating costs Australian meat processors are dealing with operating costs which are dramatically higher than their key global competitors, and intervention is urgently required to safeguard the future of the local industry,...
Processing Cost to Operate
Processing cost to operate highlighted in new report Australian meat processors are dealing with operating costs which are dramatically higher than their key global competitors, and intervention is urgently required to safeguard the future of the local industry. AMIC...
Prime Cuts Industry News
Prime Cuts Industry News Issue 44 ALMTech Two years since its inception the Advanced Livestock Measurement Technologies (ALMTech) is on track to deliver all of its scientific and industry outcomes for the Australian beef, lamb and pork industries. As such ALMTech have...
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At AMIC we host a variety events throughout the year such as Member Network Meetings, Annual Dinners and competitions for smallgoods, burgers and sausages. We also have exciting new events planned for you in the coming year, including webinars, conferences and other member-only events across all membership sectors.
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